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Old 10-14-08, 07:01 PM   #1
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And as far as I know, it is not possible to shoot out the searchlights on aircraft. I have a suspicions that planes are a single model and do not contain destructible parts.
Nope.
Aircraft are multi objects as are ships.

And the Lights are assigned just as search lites on ships.
But hitting JUST the light?
Heck!!
If you hit it you take out a wing!!
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Old 10-15-08, 09:11 AM   #2
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I would like to know how so many DD's seem to be so good at pointing their searchlights at your u-boat location while submerged. And, how effective would a searchlight have been to see a u-boat underwater in the Atlantic? I could imagine at periscope depths there may be a chance to spot something in RL, but I've been down to 100m+ and it seems like they are still spotting me.
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Old 10-15-08, 09:37 AM   #3
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When you're submerged, they don't spot you with the searchlight, but with hydrophones and asdic.
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